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Unless you want the DRM to limit the delivered resolution to a pretty low point then Windows cannot see into the encrypted video memory, nor can anything in use
by Mindwipe 2y ago
Unless you want the DRM to limit the delivered resolution to a pretty low point then Windows cannot see into the encrypted video memory, nor can anything in userland.
- quenix 2y agoWhat if we load our video rip code as a kernel driver? Has this been done to circumvent Windows Netflix DRM?
- ClassyJacket 2y agoIt doesn't matter because of HDCP.
- quenix 2y agoIsn’t HDCP primarily concerned with transmission of protected content to TVs and such? If we can load code into the kernel of the device doing the video decode, how can the DRM prevent us from just dumping the data as it’s being decrypted / streamed?
- Mindwipe 2y agoThen you won't have signed drivers so it will fail.